Brian,
Have you checked out the anksvn project ( http://ankhsvn.tigris.org/ ).
They have a basic nant task and more importantly they have a managed c++
wrapper around the svn client apis meaning that you don't have to wrap
the executable.
btw I've started working on p4 scm tasks.
Ian
I am
Really,
What is the benefit of nesting everything under a cvs tag ? apart from
having common settings but you could do that with properties anyway.
Ian
I'd rather move to the following task layout for the cvs tasks, but I
haven't yet looked at implementing it :
cvs cvsroot=... password=...
Don't think there would be any real benefit in this case, except saving
space/typing when you need to execute several cvs tasks in a row and having
a more structured layout ...
I just like the way the Ant ejbjar
(http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/ejb.html) and serverdeploy
Its been long delayed but I've finally uploaded a rc3 for the 0.83
release. John Barstow became snowed under with work at his real job so I
picked this up on his behalf. The only change from rc2 is the inclusion
of the tests directory. ie it does *not* include the recent solution
task changes.
Sorry - the url is:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=31650
Ian
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Its been long delayed but I've finally uploaded a rc3 for the 0.83
release. John Barstow became snowed under with work at his real job so I
picked this up on his behalf. The only change from
I've posted this patch two weeks ago, but nobody reacted. However,
I'll try it again ;-)
I've added a flag to the sysinfo task, which allows to adjust
the casing of the environment variables (i.e. sys.env.*). Till
now, the casing of environment variables was persistent, e.g. on
some systems the
Doh. Now file's attached.
Regards,
Thomas
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From: Freudenberg, Thomas
Sent: Friday, 29. August 2003 12:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [nant-dev] sysinfo patch, allows case change for
environment variables
I've posted this patch two weeks ago, but nobody
I did some exploration in this field and found this:
Visual Studio use HintPath to find reference assemblies. If not found it
uses all paths listed under registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\AssemblyFolders
Maybe we should implement similar mechanism? Use HintPath
Hi Thomas,
sorry for dropping the ball on your patch. One thing to consider that
this functionality would only be useful on windows. The other thing to
consider is that sysinfo adds more than just environment variables and
the changecase attribute implies that all of them will be changed and
Hi Ian.
Hi Thomas,
sorry for dropping the ball on your patch. One thing to consider that
this functionality would only be useful on windows. The other thing
to consider is that sysinfo adds more than just environment variables
and the changecase attribute implies that all of them will be
Hi all!
Recently I've posted a message regarding the ordering of supportedRuntime
tags in NAnt.exe.config, which I believe to be incorrect and causing
problems with .NET 1.1 and .NET 1.0 installed on the same machine. I've
proposed a patch but I didn't get any reply from you guys.
Could anybody
Good find. I like your assembly-folders idea. Unfortunately, I'm quite
busy at work and don't have any time for solution task development.
It should be pretty straight-forward to implement if someone has an hour
or so to space.
Martin Aliger wrote:
I did some exploration in this field and
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